Yeah, I forgot about those too... -hosting/bandwidth -equitment -space -time costs
It all ads up to not cheap... but we're leveragers... we all make things work buy leveraging tools we already have for things we need... i.e. Amanda's getting some good exposure... as is Andrew... and I'm sure they have their own personal motives and residual profits. -Mike On Jan 3, 2006, at 11:36 AM, Bill Streeter wrote: Yeah I always found the $25 a day number a little misleading too. I don't think that this accounts for the hosting and bandwidth costs either. Bill Streeter LO-FI SAINT LOUIS www.lofistl.com --- In [email protected], Michael Meiser <groups-yahoo- [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> >> On Dec 24, 2005, at 11:30 AM, Ron Watson wrote: >> >> I would have to say that Rocketboom's numbers are a bit scary, >> especially on a production budget of next to nothing. > > I'd like to point out that the production cost of rocketboom reported > as $25 a day are not the true costs... much as I love them this is > totally misleading. This does not take into account the cost of the > space... even if it is Andrews apartment is still has a cost... the > cost of the equipment even if bought and paid for... which including > cameras and laptops may be well over $10k... and most importantly the > coast of Andrew's and Amanda's time... which is most definitely well > over $100k a year... or they are seriously undervaluing their talent. :) > > I always keep my time and equipment costs in mind in whatever I do > and try to minimize them in whatever I do... to lie to yourself about > such costs can be very costly. > >> Imagine if a bunch of Democracy Now's sprung up and got similar to >> 'broadcast' numbers... What if we had a bunch of pro-peace Vloggers >> publishing regularly in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq? What if >> they were really good? > > I think Democracy Now and pro-peace bloggers would have to seriously > reshape their image to capture that kind of market... it requires > some real polish and talent but I really think it can be done... To > find out what I'm talking about check out the Viridian Design > Movement - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viridian_Design_Movement - > and it's WorldChaning.org > > As a friend of mine would say... think "green is sexy"... think > "poltics is sexy"... think "intelligence is sexy"... now drill that > point home. I think this was Peta's aim when they highered that one > baywatch chick what's her name... unimportant... anyway... wether it > has worked or not is questionable. > >> I think that this medium, while it will probably never take over >> from corporate media, is earth shattering. It gives people, for >> next to nothing, regular old people, the right to be heard. It does >> so with moving pictures, which has been pretty much the sole realm >> of corporate media since moving pictures were created. >> > > Exactly. > >> If a picture tells a thousand words, how many does a well made film >> piece tell? >> >> Regular people simply are not allowed to say that much. > > Pessimist. pick up you're camera or mic or pen... we're listening. :) > >> You can only say that much if you are making money on it, or if you >> have the money to buy it. You have to earn the right to speak that >> loud. >> >> What does the media stand to lose to Vlogging? Billions in lost ad >> revenue? Control over information? Exclusivity? Maybe their >> customers will develop their own distribution system and cut them >> out entirely instead of making billion dollar ad buys? Who knows? >> But one thing is for sure, we threaten them, lots. > > I think actually... I have this weird theory... that they ironically > have much to gain... but much like all my ideas it's wholy > unsubstantiated.... Except for what's happening in the blogging and > news world with certain large newspapers and certain hyper local ones > that are getting the hang of how to work with bloggers not against > them. Also it's being discussed as an aspect of long tail theory... I > call it the "breadth vs. depth" debate... My point is as the breadth > of media widens... there will also be tremendous growth and at least > some of that growth will happen in the mainstream media tool.... Why? > because intellectual property markets are "appreciative" goods... > meaning the more people are aware of them and appreciate them... the > more value they gain. Our media industry is big... but it doesn't > have access to the rest of the world market... ironically as it's > decentralized and deregulated it will be introduced to vast new > markets... vast new markets with a new appreciation for American > Film... We're seeing this for example with the NY Times and > Washington post... I think their value and indeed their markets are > larger than ever in this world of millions of bloggers... we need > sources of record now more than ever... They may not steer the > debate any longer (not that they have for the last half the century, > radio then TV took over)... but they are now the recorders and > aggregators and pulse takers of the conversation. And as the NYTimes > pay only archive indicates they think their historical record is > where their value is at... though... I'm not totally agreeing on that. > > Peace, > > -Mike > mmeiser.com/blog > and evilvlog.com > >> ron >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On Dec 24, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Michael Sullivan wrote: >> >>> there is some copacetic room and we are not to be feared as much >>> as some think. >>> the technology is helping to level and balance media distribution >>> but nothing will get toppled. >>> we are not going to blow there house down. we are just playing in >>> the same space in our own houses. >>> >>> >>> On 12/24/05, Ron Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> (from a link from the link below) http://www.ipdemocracy.com / >>> >>> Therefore, if a content or application provider wants higher- >>> speed, higher quality delivery to the customer, some kind of >>> access payment would apply. What's interesting is not this issue — >>> it's been widely reported — but a statement by an AT&T spokesman, >>> one which hints at a possible new tack by the telcos in resolving >>> to their favor the net neutrality fight. >>> >>> "Our IP [Internet protocol] video service is not the same thing as >>> the Internet," AT&T spokesman Mike Balmoris said. He said AT&T >>> would permit unfettered access on the Internet portion of its >>> network. >>> This distinction between "the Internet" and IP video could be the >>> next nuance in the broadband providers' fight for the right to >>> pick and choose among IP-based applications. By dubbing video- >>> based services as "not the Internet," or by creating different >>> tiers on the network ( i.e. the Internet tier, the IP video tier, >>> maybe, even, the VoIP tier), broadband providers have a better >>> chance of crafting network neutrality rules that nonetheless >>> ensure their abilities to discriminate among the most problematic >>> new IP-based services, namely those that entail video. >>> >>> >>> >>> Right here is the real problem with the Google Trap. >>> >>> Once again we will get screwed by the need for advertisements. >>> Anyone remember the Information Superhighway? So democratic, so >>> empowering for people; every man a publisher, where did that go? >>> >>> The same place that vlogging is going to go if we are not careful. >>> >>> I have been posting video online since 1998, you know back in the >>> days of the Information Superhighway, and back then, in Dallas, a >>> T1 line was $800. >>> >>> Enter eBusiness and what happened? Bandwidth tripled in a year. >>> Just like that, I was priced out of the game. The reason I was >>> priced out of the game is that, unlike AOL, or Viacom, I ACTUALLY >>> HAVE TO PAY FOR MY BANDWIDTH, I cannot write it off, or if I could >>> right it off, I could not afford the $30k/year to run Frisbeedog >>> videos. >>> >>> This is exactly where the Google Advision model will take us. We >>> will have tiers: corporate tier: secure, big, fast, high quality >>> and then there will be the dipshit tier, which we will all operate >>> on, except for maybe Rocketboom (nice infomercial they did the >>> other day, eh?) and the others lucky enough to get corporate play. >>> >>> My guess is that it will be the security issues that are used to >>> do us in as a force in media. That and the delegitimizing "forget >>> about that dog chasing his tail" and "quality programming" >>> comments coming from techie analysts. You can expect many more >>> 'darknet' horror stories and security concerns. >>> >>> We are the number one threat to corporatism. We threaten corporate >>> power by the ease and scope of our little 'dog chasing tail' >>> videos, and the 'dog chasing tail' or 'drunk college kid' videos >>> combined with security issues are going to weaken us to the point >>> that we will have to take the second tier for lack of public >>> support and understanding. >>> >>> Will vlogging go the way of the Information Superhighway? I hope >>> not, but it sure looks that way. >>> >>> Hate to be such a downer, but we are going to face serious >>> problems in this medium, and the lack of understanding of >>> corporatism and media are going to be serious problems. Rocketboom >>> on Tivo scared me a bit. The commentary from the link below scares >>> me even more. >>> >>> ron >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On Dec 24, 2005, at 2:37 AM, David Cronshaw wrote: >>> >>>> Let's all for a moment take off our community videoblogging hats >>>> and put on a Google Video business hat. Om Malik has a good >>>> perspective as to what Google Video is intending to do... >>>> >>>> http://gigaom.com/2005/12/15/google-video-a-new-cash-machine/ >>>> >>>> bdc >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> --- In [email protected], Michael Sullivan >>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> no offense taken ;-) now i'll read your latest brain dump. >>>>> >>>>> note: i dont like google video. >>>>> note: i still see the potential of flv in our space. >>>>> note: i would never encourage any vlogger to only use flv/ >>>> swf... thats very >>>>> poor decision. wont reiterate my past babble though ;-) >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On 12/23/05, Michael Meiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> No offense Sull, but enclosing FLV is a pipe dream... it's a >>>> web based >>>>>> playback object only... in ! so far as people DON'T have >>>> optional donloadable/ >>>>>> portable/ OPEN / enclosable formats also available it won't >>>> go anywhere. I >>>>>> LOVE the fact FireANT mac supports it, I wish everyone did... >>>> I'd love to >>>>>> revlog some of my favorite flash... but Fireant mac... that's >>>> IT. >>>>>> AND that's just for starters... >>>>>> >>>>>> The format is CLOSED, CLOSED, CLOSED... there is no remixing, >>>> little to no >>>>>> opportunity to format shift... no way to even ensure the FLV is >>>>>> downloadable, copyable or shareable without screwing around >>>> with each file >>>>>> every time. And no I don't consider giving someone a url to a >>>> page sharing. >>>>>> Sharing involves a taking into posession... and you can't >>>> dowload or copy >>>>>> 50% of all flash media.. and furthermore there's no telling >>>> what you can >>>>>> download and copy unless you know what you're doing and try it. >>>>>> And yes, I'm specifically t! alking about google video. It's >>>> a trap... a >>>>>> d ead end.... mark my words no future will come of google >>>> video in it's >>>>>> current state, not without a 180 change in direction. It's a >>>> toy.... it has >>>>>> no outward looking search... and nothing else can search it. >>>> It's a walled >>>>>> garden... a darknet that just happens to have be "pretty"... >>>> it has NO >>>>>> interoperability with any other service whatsoever... not >>>> yahoo video search >>>>>> or infoseek... no blogging or video podcasting... no >>>> webjay... no NOTHING. >>>>>> >>>>>> Untill they provide media permalinks to non-locked down >>>> media / portable >>>>>> / dowloadable / encloseable media... and untill they roll out >>>> with a tool >>>>>> that searches video on the other 99.999% of the web it's a >>>> freaking test >>>>>> tube toy and I don't even care. It's relevance is BUNK! >>>>>> I mean where would google's legendary web page search be >>>> today if they'd >>>>>> say, heh! we're offering web hosting and our s! earch is >>>> going to work for the >>>>>> pages we host? Plus noone else can search our web pages! >>>> We're going to >>>>>> rock the world! With WHAT I'd say... the search has no value >>>> when it >>>>>> doesn't search the other 99.999% of the web and the hosting >>>> doesn't work >>>>>> when anything uploaded is completely trapped in their system >>>> and not >>>>>> accessible for anything more than looking pretty... do not be >>>> confused by >>>>>> the slick little flash interface. They're doing what for the >>>> search of video >>>>>> I ask! NOTHING! Absolutely NOTHING! >>>>>> >>>>>> 1) Google video is no search solution... search solutions are >>>> what google >>>>>> offers... IT'S their CORE SERVICE... untill google search >>>> becomes a true >>>>>> search solution and you can find videos on the whole of the >>>> web it's nothing >>>>>> but a malformed test tube baby. It's potential to solve any >>>> of the larger >>>>>> issues of finding videos i! s MUTE. >>>>>> >>>>>> 2) ...and as far as host ing... like I said... anyone is >>>> better... why >>>>>> bother uploading your videos when you can't even download >>>> them? Forget the >>>>>> FLV issue... these are YOUR videos... how are you going to >>>> share these >>>>>> videos... bookmark them with delicious and go to them one by >>>> one!? Email >>>>>> around urls! Heh this isn't spam I swear it... check out my >>>> video! Great, >>>>>> awesome for you. How am I going to comment on these videos... >>>> how am I >>>>>> going to quote them... "you know about half way in when you >>>> do that one >>>>>> thing"... great! Can you put them on your blog and make ad >>>> revene from them? >>>>>> WHAT IF ANYTHING CAN YOU DO WITH THEM? ... oh... you can LOOK >>>> at them... oh >>>>>> so pretty in their impenatrable glass boxes... completely >>>> inaccessible for >>>>>> anything other than looking at... heh... you can always >>>> screen snap them! >>>>>> Now that's all we're doing here in the vlog world, right... >>>> it's jus! t stuff >>>>>> to "look at" that's all, right? It's not anything more than >>>> just looking, >>>>>> right? I create stuff for people to look at... heh... look at >>>> that... look >>>>>> at this.. I looked at that... did you look at that? It's >>>> right there on >>>>>> google video for you to look at. >>>>>> >>>>>> These google videos fundamentally locked down to google's >>>> pages... think >>>>>> of them as googles whores... it makes about as much sense as >>>> the Music >>>>>> industry buying into Apple's DRM and then bitching, why the >>>> heck does this >>>>>> only work with the ipod!? Why should apple have a monopoly? >>>> Why... because >>>>>> you wanted it non-interroperable you fucks and that's what >>>> you got! Wake up >>>>>> and smell the coffee. >>>>>> >>>>>> Closed platforms are BUNK ... they have no future... they're >>>> fundamentally >>>>>> inaccessible, have limited usability, no findability or >>>> searchability >>>>>> ! outside of that which is provided, and no flexibility... y >>>> ou get the damn >>>>>> play button and the slide bar because that's what google said >>>> you could have >>>>>> bitch ... want a timestamp... screw you... no flash plugin.. >>>> screw you... >>>>>> want it on your ipod...screw you... want to put it in a >>>> playlist with your >>>>>> other home movies... screw you... want to project it on a >>>> damn wall.. screw >>>>>> you... want to quote it.. .screw you... play it at your >>>> wedding, barmitzfa, >>>>>> family reunion... just as long as you don't mind playing it >>>> in the google >>>>>> web page and have a highspeed connection! >>>>>> >>>>>> ARE YOU ALL FOLLOWING ME? There's this thing... it's called >>>> fair use... >>>>>> it's a suggestion that perhaps the creator might not have an >>>> idea of every >>>>>> intended use for media in the world... there's this thing >>>> called digital >>>>>> rights management... and don't tell me google isn't using >>>> digital rights >>>>>> management... you're ri! ghts to use that content are >>>> completley and totally >>>>>> "managed". a duck is a duck no matter what you call it. >>>> ANyway digital >>>>>> management assumes that every concieved usage for content is >>>> known... google >>>>>> assumes they know the one possible concieved usage of a >>>> video... and that's >>>>>> all you'll ever need people... if you agree... good for >>>> you... you know it's >>>>>> your choice... yeah, I'm being condesending here, glad you >>>> noticed. >>>>>> >>>>>> Google have decided you WILL watch the file in their web page >>>> in a browser >>>>>> with flash and that's IT PERIOD. Argue with that.. and argue >>>> that none of >>>>>> the other infinite possibilities matter... do it... I'm >>>> egging anyone on... >>>>>> I'm picking a fight... something I never do... but I won't >>>> hesitate to pick >>>>>> a fight on this... google video is a fucking TRAP! >>>>>> >>>>>> So, why bother with a born loser... And I do mean bo! rn >>>> loser... still >>>> >>>>>> born, whatever you want to call it... unless google suddently >>>> does a 180 one >>>>>> day out of the blue and says we bless they merry gentleman >>>> with media >>>>>> permalinks... to direct downloadable files... and stops >>>> limiting their >>>>>> search to only videos people have uploaded to them I could >>>> care less about >>>>>> their service... I'm going to go use an OPEN hosting service >>>> like blip or >>>>>> archive.org... something ACCESSIBLE... and a search tool like >>>> yahoo that >>>>>> allows me to find things on the other 99.999% of the web. >>>>>> >>>>>> Google video is just another tyrant in a long line of >>>> tyrants... I can't >>>>>> understand why anyone would bother? All hail the tyrant is >>>> dead! All hail >>>>>> the new tyrant! >>>>>> >>>>>> Yeah, I'm picking a fight on this one, I don't normally speak >>>> quite this >>>>>> boldly in comdemnation but, fuck google video. >>>>>> >>>>>> GOOGLE VIDEO IS A MEDIA TRAP! >>>>>> >>>> ! > > Got that! Ok... I saved the best for last... GOOGLE VIDEO >>>> DOESN'T WORK FOR >>>>>> VLOGGERS AT ALL!!! What need more I say. Argue with that! >>>> Enclose that! >>>>>> Stick that in your itunes, fireant, DTV, iPod, PSP... stick >>>> it in your web >>>>>> page... YOU CAN'T! Use google to find the videos on your >>>> blog, you're >>>>>> friends vlog... heh where's my videos in google... heh >>>> where's rocketbooms! >>>>>> Andrew, sorry to use you as an example but you started this. >>>> Are you going >>>>>> to upload all your rocketboom videos to google so they'll >>>> appear in google's >>>>>> search engine... what kind of revenue opportunities do you >>>> think you'll make >>>>>> from that one link google blesses your homepage with? I >>>> laught... the idea >>>>>> of google's utility is absurd... Google does not include >>>> vlogs in it's >>>>>> search... google does not allow it's videos to be vlogged! >>>> What need more >>>>>> be said! >>>>>>>> How did I allowed myself to get sucked into thi s >>>> pointless discussion >>>> >>>>>> anyway... Google video sucks... end of story... I think I've >>>> made my >>>>>> point... next question please. >>>>>> >>>>>> -Mike >>>>>> >>>>>> On Dec 23, 2005, at 10:52 AM, Michael Sullivan wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> flash video has grown on me. >>>>>> i used to spit on it in relation to videoblogging/vodcasting. >>>>>> the one gripe that still prevails is that you cant remix >>>> it.... so it >>>>>> excudes that part of this culture. which sucks bad. you could >>>> transcode flv >>>>>> to mp4 of course, but its another step and potential lossy >>>> issues. >>>>>> >>>>>> but, flv has a very important role that should not be ignored >>>> by anyone... >>>>>> businesses focus on it for good reason. >>>>>> you may not be able to remix it easily, but you can share >>>> it...and >>>>>> everyone can play it online and soon offline playback will be >>>> mor ecommon >>>>>> too. >>>>>>>> and as soon as XSPF video player is ready, that will be huge. >>>>>> even without XSPF, there are other xml playlist formats that >>>> flv players >>>>>> use. >>>>>> playlists, in my opinion, are a huge part of our culture. >>>> revlogs are >>>>>> playlists. metafeeds are playlists etc. >>>>>> >>>>>> even fireant and others will eventually have proper support >>>> for flv >>>>>> playback if not already. >>>>>> imagine if flv played on the video iPod. it could if *they* >>>> chose to >>>>>> allow it. >>>>>> maybe macromedia or some other company will one day come out >>>> with a device >>>>>> that does? imagine that. some cell phones already do, right? >>>>>> >>>>>> sull >>>>>> >>>>>> On 12/23/05, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I was never meaning to suggest Flash is the way to go for >>>> most people >>>>>>>> and also I didn't even expect hotlinking, ! etc into >>>> one's website or >>>>>>>> aggregato r. I wasn't suggesting anyone on this list drop >>>> anything for >>>>>>>> Google. >>>>>>>> I really only just brought it up as a stepping stone for >>>> newbees or >>>>>>>> people who would want to do video without a committed >>>> life of >>>>>>>> videoblogging. >>>>>>>> I think its a good and easy way to get your videos online >>>> if you are >>>>>>>> not a hard core videoblogger. I think its much easier >>>> than any other >>>>>>>> solution, its dependable and fast and it seems like its a >>>> nice >>>>>>>> sandbox for people who would like to experiment with the >>>> idea of >>>>>>>> having video that they make online. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> agreed. >>>>>>> maybe gogle might connect google video with blogger one day. >>>>>>> all the pieces are there. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> i was just bringing up the flash discussion...becasue i see >>>> that its> > > becoming very popular in some circles. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> jay >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> -- >>>>>>> Adventures in Videoblogging >>>>>>> <URL: http://www.momentshowing.net> >>>>>>> < http://feeds.feedburner.com/Momentshowing > >>>>>>> <http://getFireAnt.com> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Yahoo! 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